Victoria Beckham has described the experience of filming her new Netflix documentary as an unexpectedly emotional journey that felt "like therapy." The fashion designer and former Spice Girl revealed that delving into her past for the cameras brought up powerful memories and ultimately brought her closer to husband David Beckham.
Emotional Rollercoaster
In candid interviews, Beckham confessed that watching back footage from her pop star heyday proved particularly challenging. "Seeing myself as a Spice Girl again was quite overwhelming," she shared. "There were moments where I found it difficult to watch - it brought back so many memories and emotions I hadn't processed."
Marriage Strengthened
The documentary process, which covers both her music career and high-profile marriage to football legend David Beckham, apparently served as relationship therapy for the couple. "Going through all those memories together, both the good times and the challenges, really brought us closer," Victoria revealed. "It made us appreciate how far we've come as a couple and as a family."
Unexpected Catharsis
What began as a professional project transformed into something much more personal for the Beckhams. Victoria admitted she hadn't anticipated the emotional impact of revisiting key moments from their very public lives. "There were tears, there was laughter - it was incredibly cathartic," she said. "We've always been quite private about certain aspects of our relationship, but this felt like the right time to share our story."
The documentary promises to give fans unprecedented access to one of Britain's most famous couples, covering everything from their early romance to building their global brand and raising their four children.
